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Germany: Asylum Seeker's Attack Fuels Election Debate on Migration
A knife attack in Aschaffenburg, Germany, by a former Afghan asylum seeker who was to be deported, killed a man and a child, prompting calls for stricter migration policies from opposition parties ahead of the upcoming elections.
Germany: Asylum Seeker's Attack Fuels Election Debate on Migration
A knife attack in Aschaffenburg, Germany, by a former Afghan asylum seeker who was to be deported, killed a man and a child, prompting calls for stricter migration policies from opposition parties ahead of the upcoming elections.
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48% Bias Score


German Election Polling: Averaged Results Show Fluctuating Party Support
This article presents an aggregated analysis of German political party support, utilizing a weighted average of seven leading polling institutes' data to provide a stable overview of fluctuating public opinion leading up to the Bundestag election.
German Election Polling: Averaged Results Show Fluctuating Party Support
This article presents an aggregated analysis of German political party support, utilizing a weighted average of seven leading polling institutes' data to provide a stable overview of fluctuating public opinion leading up to the Bundestag election.
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36% Bias Score


German Court to Decide on Mayoral Election Annulment Due to Alleged Voter Misinformation
A German court is reviewing the annulment of Alpirsbach's mayoral election after the winning candidate, police officer Sven Christmann, was accused of misleading voters about his employment status during an internal investigation; the court will decide if this warrants a new election.
German Court to Decide on Mayoral Election Annulment Due to Alleged Voter Misinformation
A German court is reviewing the annulment of Alpirsbach's mayoral election after the winning candidate, police officer Sven Christmann, was accused of misleading voters about his employment status during an internal investigation; the court will decide if this warrants a new election.
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48% Bias Score


Merz's Foreign Policy Plan: National Interests and Stricter Migration
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd election, CDU leader Friedrich Merz unveiled a foreign policy platform emphasizing German national interests, stricter migration controls, and a more assertive European role, potentially impacting EU relations and global alliances.
Merz's Foreign Policy Plan: National Interests and Stricter Migration
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd election, CDU leader Friedrich Merz unveiled a foreign policy platform emphasizing German national interests, stricter migration controls, and a more assertive European role, potentially impacting EU relations and global alliances.
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36% Bias Score


German Election: Immigrant Voters' Shifting Loyalties and Economic Anxieties
In Germany's February federal election, roughly 7.1 million voters with immigrant backgrounds, a significant demographic, are showing less party loyalty and lower voter turnout, creating opportunities for parties like the center-left SPD and the far-right AfD, while also highlighting concerns about ...
German Election: Immigrant Voters' Shifting Loyalties and Economic Anxieties
In Germany's February federal election, roughly 7.1 million voters with immigrant backgrounds, a significant demographic, are showing less party loyalty and lower voter turnout, creating opportunities for parties like the center-left SPD and the far-right AfD, while also highlighting concerns about ...
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36% Bias Score


Merz Proposes Four-Way TV Debate Before German Election
Friedrich Merz proposes a four-way televised debate before Germany's February 23rd election, including himself, Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Robert Habeck (Greens), and Alice Weidel (AfD), aiming to publicly contrast the Union party with the AfD. The Greens initially rejected a separate debate between Ha...
Merz Proposes Four-Way TV Debate Before German Election
Friedrich Merz proposes a four-way televised debate before Germany's February 23rd election, including himself, Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Robert Habeck (Greens), and Alice Weidel (AfD), aiming to publicly contrast the Union party with the AfD. The Greens initially rejected a separate debate between Ha...
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36% Bias Score

Aschaffenburg Attack Fuels German Immigration Debate Ahead of Elections
Less than a month before Germany's early legislative elections, the deadly attack in Aschaffenburg has reignited the immigration debate, particularly due to the alleged perpetrator being an Afghan national with a deportation order, prompting leading parties to propose stricter immigration policies a...

Aschaffenburg Attack Fuels German Immigration Debate Ahead of Elections
Less than a month before Germany's early legislative elections, the deadly attack in Aschaffenburg has reignited the immigration debate, particularly due to the alleged perpetrator being an Afghan national with a deportation order, prompting leading parties to propose stricter immigration policies a...
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56% Bias Score

German SPD Member Natalie Pawlik Seeks Reelection Amidst Party Challenges
Natalie Pawlik, a German SPD Bundestag member from the Wetterau district, is running for reelection, highlighting her local engagement, secured federal funds for local projects, and the challenges facing the SPD in the current political climate.

German SPD Member Natalie Pawlik Seeks Reelection Amidst Party Challenges
Natalie Pawlik, a German SPD Bundestag member from the Wetterau district, is running for reelection, highlighting her local engagement, secured federal funds for local projects, and the challenges facing the SPD in the current political climate.
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56% Bias Score

Disinformation and Cyberattacks Target German Elections
Ahead of the German elections, the BfV reported disinformation campaigns targeting the Green Party, SPD, and CDU/CSU, including deepfakes and cyberattacks; suspected perpetrators include Russia and China, utilizing methods similar to the 2016 US election interference.

Disinformation and Cyberattacks Target German Elections
Ahead of the German elections, the BfV reported disinformation campaigns targeting the Green Party, SPD, and CDU/CSU, including deepfakes and cyberattacks; suspected perpetrators include Russia and China, utilizing methods similar to the 2016 US election interference.
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44% Bias Score

German Protests Against Far-Right AfD Surge Before Election
Thousands protested in major German cities on Saturday against the rising far-right AfD party before Germany's February 23 elections, with over 15,000 in Cologne alone, highlighting concerns about the party's potential influence and proposed stricter immigration policies.

German Protests Against Far-Right AfD Surge Before Election
Thousands protested in major German cities on Saturday against the rising far-right AfD party before Germany's February 23 elections, with over 15,000 in Cologne alone, highlighting concerns about the party's potential influence and proposed stricter immigration policies.
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52% Bias Score

Large-Scale Protests in Germany Against Rising Far-Right Extremism as AfD Launches Campaign
Tens of thousands protested against the far-right AfD party in several German cities on Saturday, as the AfD launched its election campaign with its leader Alice Weidel, drawing around 4,500 supporters in Halle. The AfD's anti-immigrant stance has gained traction amid recent violent incidents, resul...

Large-Scale Protests in Germany Against Rising Far-Right Extremism as AfD Launches Campaign
Tens of thousands protested against the far-right AfD party in several German cities on Saturday, as the AfD launched its election campaign with its leader Alice Weidel, drawing around 4,500 supporters in Halle. The AfD's anti-immigrant stance has gained traction amid recent violent incidents, resul...
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48% Bias Score

German Bundestag Election Polling Shows Fluctuating Support
German public opinion polls show fluctuating support for different parties leading up to the Bundestag election; discrepancies between institutes reflect political developments and methodological differences, with aggregated data providing a more stable view.

German Bundestag Election Polling Shows Fluctuating Support
German public opinion polls show fluctuating support for different parties leading up to the Bundestag election; discrepancies between institutes reflect political developments and methodological differences, with aggregated data providing a more stable view.
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44% Bias Score
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